is because of obamacare. so to repeal obamacare and as president of the united states that is the very first thing i would do is repeal obamacare. >> brett: governor romney. >> all across america you have families sitting in there living rooms and kitchens with a calculator and a checkbook seeing if they have enough money to make ends meet for the month or week. you have people filling out job application forms knowing there are hundreds of other people that are doing the same thing. these are tough times for a lot of people but we are patriotic people. we place our hand over our heart in the playing of national anthem. no other country does that. if we have a leader that notion how to lead, america will remain the hope of the earth and strongest nation in the world. i'll do it. [ applause ] >> americans wanted a leader who has got a proven record of job creation. we get rid of obamacare. second we pull those regulations that are job killing. then we sit with congress and we lower those corporate tax rates. w

is because of obamacare.o to repeal obamacare and as president of the united states that is the very first thing i would do is repeal obamacare. >> brett: governor romney. >> all across america you have families sitting in there living rooms and kitchens with a calculator and a checkbook seeing if they have enough money to make ends meet for the month or week. you have people filling out job application forms knowing there are hundreds of other people that are doing the same thing. these are tough times for a lot of people but we are patriotic people. we place our hand over our heart in the playing of national anthem. no other country does that. if we have a leader that notion how to lead, america will remain the hope of the earth and strongest nation in the world. i'll do it. [ applause ] >> americans wanted a leader who has got a proven record of job creation. we get rid of obamacare. second we pull those regulations that are job killing. then we sit with congress and we lower those corporate tax rates. we

you can see the big word there, obamacare.as the questions on health care. >> chris: we'll get right to that question. mr. cain, you are a survivor of stage 4 colon and liver cancer. and you say, if obamacare had been -- [ applause ] >> chris: -- and we all share in the happiness about your . but, you say if obamacare had been in effect when you were first being treated, you would dead now, why? >> the reason i said that i would be dead under obamacare is because my cancer was detected in march of 2006. from march 2006 all the way to the end of 2006, for that number of months, i was able to get the necessary cat scan tests, go to the necessary doctors, get a second opinion, get chemotherapy, go -- get surgery, recuperate, get more chemotherapy in a span of nine months. if we had been under the obamacare and a bureaucrat was trying to tell me when i could get that scat scan that would have delayed by treatment. my surgeons and doctors have told me that because i was able get the treatment as fast as i could, based upon my timet

obamacare will not, and i repeat, obamacare will not reduce the deficit. according to a report by the house budget committee, there will be a $700 billion increase in deficit in the first 10 queers of obamacare. the second bullet point, obamacare will not create jobs, nor will it improve our economy. according to testimony by the director of the congressional budget office, the american labor force will be reduced by 800,000 jobs due to obamacare provisions that, quote, will effectively increase marginal tax rates which will also discourage work, end quote, and that was testimony of doug elmendorf, director of the congressional budget office. he was put in that position by speaker pelosi. that was at a house budget committee hearing in february of this year. some six months after the passage of obamacare. the third bullet, obama care will not lower health care costs for families by $2,500 a year. the president was wrong about that due to obama care, families buying insurance on their own can expect a $2,100 increase in premium, that's from a letter from c.

obamacare is one of the reason why unemployment is at 10%.a if we gave healthcare coverage to people in their 30, and then things are better. >> david: what about that? flet of full implementation of obamacare stopping employers from hiring folks? >> no, don't think so at all. a healthy worker is a more productive worker. you have to have healthy folks. if they're not going to have health insurance they're less likely to get their conditions treated. if you don't get a condition treated it's more likely to get worse. most of the young adults under the age of 26 are still in school. they are getting bachelor's degree or master's degree or we hope. we try to push them to be more educated in our society. or they are starting the industry level position. the last thing you want them to worry about is accepting a job based on healthcare benefits. you want them to get the experience they need to be more productive citizens. >> david: dennis, the fact is the reason i didn't have health insurance in my 20s and why most people didn't in their 20s befo

go back to just win at obamacare was passed, remember?n the senate, harry reid s lammed obamacare through, and when he did, there was a reaction throughout the country. it was christmas eve, if you recall, and people were aboard. they were trying to do everything that they could to get the attention of their representatives, and were they listening? they did not listen very tens and thousands of americans came to washington d.c. to let their voice been known that no one listened. and so the american people decided to send a signal. they said, you will listen. and scott brown was elected senator from the state of massachusetts and ted kennedy policy. [applause] people all across the country came to deliver a dead very loud signal. they did not go to sleep after that election because we had an election in 2010. and this wonderful entity known as the tea party or mechanically sprung up across america. [cheers and applause] in reaction to a billion dollars stimulus that has produced no new job, in response to a government takeover of 16 of th

the back to just when obamacare was passed. in the senate, harry reid slammed the obamacare through. when he did, there was a reaction all across the country. it was christmas eve, if you recall. it came at a time when people were florida -- were floored. they were doing everything they could to get the attention of their representatives. tens of thousands of americans came to washington, d.c. to let their voices be known. no one listened. the american people decided to send a signal. they said you will listen. scott brown was elected senator from the state of massachusetts in the ted kennedy's seats. . people all across the country came together to deliver that loud signal. they did not go to sleep after that election. we had an election in 2010. this wonderful entity known as the tea party organically sprung up across america and decided, in response to a one trillion dollars stimulus that produce no new jobs the with-a $1 trillion stimulus that produce no new jobs -- $1 trillion stimulus that produced no new jobs, the tea pa

upcoming two thousand and twelve election year betting their chips at the supreme court will uphold obamacare and winning odds are in their favor and why are conservatives piling on against an idea they created and neo cons are at it again pushing for a new war in pakistan all the while the situation in afghanistan is deteriorating surprised the g.o.p. so gung ho on starting wars including that if. you need to know this the stage is set for a supreme court showdown yesterday the department of justice called on the supreme court to rule on the constitutionality of president obama's signature health reform law if notable care act making it extremely likely the high court will hear the case sometime around the summer of next year writes dab in the middle of the election season d.o.j. wants the court to reverse a decision made by a lower appeals court in atlanta that struck down the entire health reform law earlier this year citing that the individual mandate that provision that requires us all to buy health insurance was unconstitutional in a statement released yesterday the d.o.j. made it clear

if obamacare goes through, this is a great practice for people. they will be waiting in long lines and they won't be able to get to their doctor's offices. >> i did not see this going towards obamacare. >> i can bring everything back to obamacare. >> tom, do you think this is driven by bad economy or is this something people do regardless of, i don't know, financial situations? >> i always cut my pills in half. >> really? >> yes. >> first they are so big. there is so much drug in them. >> you call your sandwiches pills? >> i used to fan tau size about that. >> cutting pills in half, you don't know if the concentration is consistent in the pill. you may be cutting it in half and some pills -- >> it is not like -- >> they mix them. >> it is not always 100%. >> i just know the pill is filled with drugs and when you cut it in half you have two pills. they are filled to the rim with drugs. >> you may rip your stomach to shreds. >> i always think the nose is the stomach of the face. >> that's great. >> bill, are you considered an expert on all things pi

have a candidate who is right on obamacare who has fought against obamacare and gets that it is a jobiller and gets that it stole than $500 billion out of medicare and who gets the job telling aspect. they said this week the number one reason we are not seeing employers hire people is because of obamacare. i get that. we can't get rid of it with an executive order or with a waiver. it will never happen. you have to pull it out root and branch otherwise we will have socialized medicine in this nation forever. you see 2012 is eight. this is our only chance to get rid of this bill or otherwise it will also metastasizing to fund united states fabric and we will never get rid of it again. so our nominee has to get how you get rid of obamacare. you have to understand obamacare, how you get rid of it and the political will and the backbone and the courage to do, and behind this little blue jackets you need to know that there is a titanium spine. [applause] so don't settle. don't settle. we need a constitutional conservatives for our nominee, someone that isn't ashamed to be a national securi

he broke up the word obamacare into obama and care. that's not where that word came from the etymology of obamacare is actually oh, be bam! a car! eee! (applause) check your dictionary, it's in there. this indicates that the program is like a buick that hits you in the crosswalk and then drags you to see a government doctor who replaces your lung with a muffler. look it up. the point is, folks, in politics messaging is everything something i learned from colbert super pac's two recent commercial blitz for rick perry. they cost a lot of money, folks. ad time in des moines does not come cheap. plus we blew a ton of cash hiring andy serkis to play the corn cob. (laughter) and i promise you, we are going to keep the ads coming because two weeks ago i got asked what the colbert super pac stands for and i wanted to ask you, the super nation, to tell us what we stand for as colbertsuperpac.com. so far, 53,000 of you have responded. now, i plan to read all the submissions... (laughter) ... which i am completely capable of doing because reading

obamacare is a great example. forcing a program that the american people don't want.now we've read it and looked at it. repealing obamacare would be one of the first things i would within my power either with executive order, obviously working with the legislature to get rid of the rest of it. the second thing we need to do is remove, if you will, pull back all of those regulations they put forward epa or wherever those regulations are coming and killing jobs. those regulations are probably the biggest job killer out there. then work with the congress to restructure taxes on the personal and corporate level that's how you get america working. during the period of time that i've been governor of texas, we've created over a million net new jobs. since june of 2009, 40% of all the jobs created in america were created in texas. we have a blueprint for getting america working. we've done it for the last decade. we've led the nation in the creation of jobs. people understand if you will empower the private sector, if you will empower those small business men and women acros

next on the rundown, will obamacare be ruled unconstitutional?id michael jackson's doctor kill him? the trial begins today and we're coming right back. >> bill: in the impact segment, obamacare, is it unconstitutional? big campaign issue as you know, but even before the conventions next summer, the supreme court might rule. here with an update, kimberly guilfoyle and elies weil. so the obama administration is something surprising. it bypassed an appeal process because as the folks may know out there, 21 states -- is it 21? >> 26. >> bill: 26 states say it's unconstitutional. they banded together to bring it to the federal court. one federal court already ruled it is unconstitutional. >> right. >> bill: there is two more steps. but the obama administration says we don't want to take the second step. we want to go right to the supreme court. >> they punted to the supreme court. >> bill: punted? >> absolutely. >> bill: that's a football team. >> i know. >> bill: i used to be a punter. >> they punt right to the supreme court. >> right. it was a bold

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obamacare is expected to cost $27 billion over the next decade.overnment-mandated health care kills too many jobs. it gets in between you and your doctor, and as president, i will oppose any big government health care plan that costs jobs and raises the tab on taxpayers. i want to make washington, d.c., as inconsequential on your lives as i can make it. we have tried not to stimulate the economy. it is time to let the private sector grow the economy. we need a fair tax code. we need to restore investor confidence by eliminating regulations from those activist agencies. we need to cut spending, reduce the debt so our children inherit a country and not as promising as the ones our parents gave us. i grew up in a small farming community west of fort worth texas. we did not spend a lot of time looking around for governments to help us out. if the neighbor was sick, we all pitch in together to gather their crops and managed livestock. we did not have indoor plumbing until i was 5 years old. as the son of tenant farmers. i promise i was not born with fo

too much regulation, too much obamacare. not balancing a budget. of way, let free markets take hold. >> small business grows the economy, it is the engine. >> i look at it as the democratic party itself. they've changed so much. because they've turned into a political obstructionist of the democracy process. >> which is what they accused the republicans of doing before. >> if we all assume they are the problem how can we assume they are the solution? >> too many taxes, took regulations they have to get out of the way it >> i say get rid of them all and start over again. [ applause ] >> that's powerful. we are splitting evenly. how many of would you vote against every incumbent regardless of political party, raise your hands? sean i want you to see this. this is significant. we got republicans and democrats saying, enough is enough. did you hear anything tonight that suggested that things are going to change? >> loopholes and stuff like that, that is something everybody said they were for now of course they are going to be against it so they can hit

obamacare, boo!well, i was going say, mitt, you were doing pretty good until you got to talking poker. (laughter) >> poker! >> let me ask you this hypothetical question. a healthy 30-year-old young man has a good job but decides, you know what? i'm not going to spend $200 or $300 a month for health insurance because i'm healthy, i don't need it. but you know, something terrible happens. who's going to pay if he goes into a coma. >> that's what freedom is all about. taking your own risks. this whole idea that you have to... (cheers and applause) ... prepare and take care of everybody. >> freedom is risky! yay! >> are you saying that society should just let him die? >> yes! >> yes! (audience reacts) >> jon: i don't know if everyone in the audience shouting "yes" heard dr. paul say "no," but yay for uninsured patients being... i'm confused. (laughter) i really hope the person who just shouted "kill the mother (bleep)er". (laughter) turned to the person next to him and went "we're still cheering for poke

about this one and i'm not sure i think mostly we heard more of the same rhetoric on immigration obamacare h.p.v. and of course social security there were some actually good questions about the fed and executive orders taken from people in the audience but they weren't even addressed to every candidate maybe they ran out of time because c.n.n. that a ten minute long open resemble and the all star game more than a political debate but ok i'm going to stop i will let somebody else get in on the fun of me to talk about yesterday's events and talk about the scary prospect the fact that one of these people might become the next president of the united states and to discuss this with me as i make more santoro reporter and blogger for talking points memo thanks so much for being here tonight are you first started can you just please tell me if you noticed it too with it was this really long ridiculous intro with drums going crazy and like black lights and everybody walked out to their own audience i did you know i was on c.n.n. you know i'm still i'm sort of actually. you know watches or what cha

if we look at the early rollout of obamacare, more and more people are becoming uninsured. more and more companies are being forced to drop their health care coverage because obamacare is just that bad. look at the fact that over 1300 companies have asked for a waiver because when they look at the details of obamacare, they're better off to stay with that they have or put everybody on the government program. the plan simply does not work. >> are you with rick perry when he says that he supports in state tuition for children of illegal immigrants in texas? >> absolutely not because i happen to believe that that puts in children of illegals in front of citizens, in front of soldiers. i don't agree with that. we must first secure the border for real. that's the real problem we need to make sure we solve, then decide later. i agree it's a state's issue, but i don't believe in putting children of illegals in front of citizens. >> could you support rick perry if he were the nominee? >> today, i could not support rick perry as the nominee for host of reasons. him being soft on sec

they didn't do it with the stimulus, with obamacare.hey've raised the bar so high they are going to get clothe-lined by it many >> the final trading machine of august, today went down in the record books not in a good way all of this began with that debt debate that began at the end of the month which was a nightmare. >> sean: i don't see how the city going to get better. this speech is not going to help. i think it is going to backfire. >> i don't care about the politics, i care about the economy. it is not going to help the economy. we need jobs! >> sean: you need a new president. let me be more blunt. you need a leader. he's in over his head. you mentioned he has bad people around him. he has bad instincts himself. >> this is going to backfire big time. >> sean: all right we are on record. >> it has been a year, a year since my friend david limbaugh exposed what he says are president obama's crimes against liberty. he's here and has gathered more damning evidence on the anointed one. he's in studio, next, straight ahead. [ male annou

, obamacare. that isn't good enough. >> i want to finish up with everybody else and we'll round it up with romney and perry. jon huntsman had a plan it seemed. he's in danger where you're going to have debate organizers starting to wonder, you're not really doing any better than gary johnson. they have a debate next week. they've been invited to that. we don't know about the fox debate a week later. he seemed to decide i got to get involved. >> his folks going in wanted him to be a more forceful presence up there, unlike he was last month in his first debate in iowa. i think he had some really good moments. much more confrontational. that unapologetic truth telling vibe came out. huntsman challenge though is he's running in a republican primary right now where the voters are in an extremely conservative place. >> he made the science argument. >> nobody applauded because the folks in the crowd are mostly conservatives. it's not where they are. i think he's got to find if there are even sororities o

we must repeal obamacare. [applause] and rein in burdensome regulations. get government out of the way. let the private sector breed and grow. this will allow the confidence that businesses need in order to expand and hire more people. third, no more runaway debt. we must prioritize and cut. [applause] cancel unused stimulus funds. have that "come to jesus" moment where we live up to entitlement reform. the reality is we will have an entitlement reform, it is just a matter of how we are going to get there. we -- the world's capital markets will be at our throat and we will have no choice but to reform our entitlement programs. the status quo is no longer the top -- an option. and, reform is our duty now and it must be done in a way that honors our commitment to seniors while keeping faith of future generations. [applause] i tell you what, i do not think anything has irked me more than this nonsense from the white house about not sending our seniors their check. it is their money. they have paid into social security all of their working lives. for the presi

we don't want obamacare. that message echoed in this building, and on that night, that obamacare was poised for passage, the people doing business up here in the rules committee couldn't do business for a time because the echo in the windows from the people outside was so great they couldn't have a conversation to be able to actually conduct the business of passing a rule that brought obamacare here to the floor. there was hokum involved in the process. even down to the point of circumventing the filibuster in the senate and going through a reconciliation package and passing legislation on the promise other legislation would pass and passing legislation on the promise the president would issue an executive order to, get this, mr. speaker, amend the legislation that was on the floor. that's how bizarre this process became. and for a couple of years, a member of congress didn't have an ability to bring an amendment to the floor to even force a debate or vote trying to perfect what legislation. that's how far th

it is not just obamacare. that is the tip of iceberg. real problem in washington is how these career politician in this spend your money. if you have been in the state senate and congress your entire life, maybe it doesn't seem strange you are spending one trillion dollars more than you take in, but for someone in the private sector, it seems awfully strange. the largest financial budget has not had a budget in 850 days? it is worse than that. they never have a budget. we think, let's look at what we are going to take in and we can determine what we are going to spend. they add to it. we are 14.7 trillion dollars in debt. what is one trillion dollars ?n debt you hear these numbers on tv. that is not just three different letters in front of a billion. $1 million covers two football fields. $1 billion covers key west, florida. imagine wall street with $1 bills going down in. stranger things have happened in key west. one trillion dollars covers rhode island twice. let me put it to you this way. if you were to spend $1 million from the birt

it's obamacare.s not going to be withdrawn and there's a lot of other regulations by the e.p.a. which he will not withdraw. nibbling around the edges is as good as you can get, brian. >> gotcha. stuart varney coming up at 9:20me9:20. i expect to be in your opening line. >> gretchen carlson is on the show tonight talking about gas prices, i think. >> i like the company i like that rhyme. >> thank you. >> 25 minutes before the top of the hour. let's go over some headlines. stuart, you might want to use this. first, guns now grenades and the justice department investigation into the government's failed fast and furious program. now being expanded to include the arrest of an american accused of smuggling grenade parts across the border. his name is john baptiste kingery, he alleged bought grenade pins and powder in the u.s. and sold the materials to one of mexico's deadliest drug cartels. good luck, darrell issa with that one. >> southern baptist and evangelical christians asking why they were cut out of

we heard that through pelosi with obamacare also., no, that sense of urgency and that bit of a panic mode, i think, is indicative, it's an example of what the problems are in this administration. they want to shove something down our throats even though it's inconsistent with economic principles that can work in facing the problems that we have in our economy -- megyn: president obama seemed to, and he said it in a sound bite we used to set up this segment that, you know, these are ideas that republicans can get behind and have gotten behind in the past. the planes are always flying in be alaska. [laughter] and some of the ideas that i think he's talking about are, you know, certain tax cuts, extension of the payroll holiday, the infrastructure spending, tax breaks for businesses, he's talking about cutting back on regulations. those are some ideas that have been endorsed by republicans in the past, so do you think he has a point that those are some things republicans can get behind? >> some of the things that he talked about, yes, r

ending burdensome regulation, repealing obamacare there. are so many fundamental differences with all of them, versus obama, that i think any of them will be better. i have strong disagreement with ron paul about iran that is problematic for me. i think there are certain things i think each can do to strengthen their position. do you agree with that? >> i do. i agree too, i think what your suggestion is many of us who are supporters of anybody but obama, that's what it is going to come down to. as i said, we need to make sure we are not just switching up the uniform. we need a new team, new game plan. that is the only way we will save our country. >> sean: governor palin thank you. >> coming up billionaire mark cuban jumps on the obama tax train. he says paying more tanks is the most patriotic thing that you can do. really? when we come back stuart varney and dana perino react straight ahead. nationwide insurance, what's up ? what's vanishing deductible all about ? guys, it's demonstration time. let's blow carl's mind. okay, let's say i'm y

but if he says he's going to repeal obamacare any where.s where he is. >> it's a huge issue. >> now, was it fair that they all beat up perry last night? >> of course. two reasons, a, he's ahead. anybody who is ahead is going to have to show that he can take slings and arrows, and if he can't he shouldn't be ahead. second, he came in late. he's the newcomer. nobody has any idea if he can take it, if he can take a punch, deliver a response, hold his own, make a coherent argument or not. absolutely that's what you want to do. when romney was ahead before, he was the one who took all the attention. >> i only have 20 seconds were how did perry do last night, in your opinion? did he do okay? >> he didn't do well. that was the second debate. if he doesn't improve he will suffer a lot. >> all right. >> romney has been at this five years. he's well-practiced. perry is not. and you can't win entirely on charm. >> all right, charles. thanks very much. we appreciate it. my name's jeff. i'm a dad, coach, and i was a longtime smoker. in my heart i knew f

obamacare.plan. >> well, i appreciate this, jose, and obviously this is an issue i've been working on for years -- >> no, no, no, i'm not finish. during the dark days of my con vel lens sense, i discovered mid true self. so, what i want to know is in. will obamacare pay to transfer me to a pretty lady, or is that considered cosmetic surgery? [ applause ] >> jimmy: that really happened. how did you -- how were you not in that? >> it's okay. >> jimmy: yeah. this is a true story. a man named daniel avilas works outside an ice cream shop in florida in a costume that has some residents in the area concerned. >> look at this picture. this is a man wearing an ice cream suit. he's a walking edadvertisement r an ice cream family corner and sandwiches. get this, though. the business is apparently been hit hard at the new eatery because many drivers thought this guy was wearing a kkk robe. >> jimmy: it's true because this rumor started spreading and the business started to slow down at the shop. i wanted t

and believe me, no one wants to get rid of obamacare more than this guy. plus he is a close second to rick perry in executions. (laughter) but don't worry, mitt romney, if the grim republicer is in perry's camp, you've still got tim pawlenty for v.p.. he has proven he can bring that touch of death to any campaign. (laughter) but believe it or not, for the next 14 months, barack obama is still the president. like last week he rubbed in the our face by calling a joint session of congress to unveil his new $447 billion american jobs act. on friday, he held rallies to promote the bill. yesterday he was in the white house rose garden to announce that he was sending the bill to congress and tomorrow he's going to appear live from the oval office calling fedex with a tracking code to find out if anyone in congress would sign for it. (laughter and applause) but folks, i do not believe they should because last night/tell you i sat down to read this 199-page boondoggle but luckily the t.v. was on. jim? >> this time last night, president obama was unveiling his new j